scotsman1948
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They basically told him and everyone else that they weren’t going to trade him so he signed which is what I think he wanted all alongIIRC they were gonna trade him and then just signed him.
They basically told him and everyone else that they weren’t going to trade him so he signed which is what I think he wanted all alongIIRC they were gonna trade him and then just signed him.
Now, are you sure you know enough about what went on behind rhe scenes to say that is how it went down? LolThey lowballed him and when he balked they cried trade. It was a ploy by FO in their negotiations. They had no real intention to trade.m
Same here they say they are open but their quotes are ridiculous so in reality they have not intention to trade
No argument. But he was the one who openly called for the trade ant Pirates said no all alongThey lowballed him and when he balked they cried trade. It was a ploy by FO in their negotiations. They had no real intention to trade.m
Same here they say they are open but their quotes are ridiculous so in reality they have not intention to trade
Lol subjective opinionNow, are you sure you know enough about what went on behind rhe scenes to say that is how it went down? Lol
Now, are you sure you know enough about what went on behind rhe scenes to say that is how it went down? Lol
Sure. He's fallen apart the last six or so starts.Can we take back that apology we gave Gray last year?
At this point, there's nothing to lose by doing that. Stubbornly continuing with the struggling vets might be what actually sinks the ship.If White and Bradford both pitch well tomorrow, I would be very tempted to put them both in the rotation.
Or Gray's dealing with yet another injury. Whenever he gets nicked up he ALWAYS struggles. Just a theory.I just hate giving up all the damn walks. It’s like we’re too afraid or we don’t trust our stuff.